Home Discord Chat
Go Back   ChiefsPlanet > Nzoner's Game Room > Saccopoo Memorial Draft Forum
Register FAQDonate Members List Calendar

Reply
 
Thread Tools Display Modes
Old 04-06-2014, 10:02 AM  
Direckshun Direckshun is offline
__
 
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Springpatch
Casino cash: $4403447
Mock (4/6)

1. The Chiefs extend QB Alex Smith 6 years, $90m (when you break the numbers down, it will actually break down to 4 years, $60m, with something like $35m guaranteed), and S Eric Berry 6 years, $45m ($23m guaranteed). They will extend Justin Houston at some point during the 2015 season.

2. The Chiefs sign RB Fozzy Whittaker (Browns) to a minimal deal, OT J'Marcus Webb (Vikings) to a 2-year, $4m deal, and S Kurt Coleman (Eagles) to a minimal deal.

On with the show:



1.23. OG Xavier Su'a-Filo, UCLA

The Chiefs have only one position on this team with no projected starters whatsoever, and that's right guard. At WR2, they do have Avery with Jenkins coming along. At S, they do have Commings penciled in. But they have nobody at the RG position.

If Su'a-Filo drops here, he's the pick. Prepare thyselves. The good news, at least one hopes, is that Su'a-Filo is a fit for all schemes. He's not a pure mauler but he drops his base and plays very strong with excellent athleticism. He's not quite the technician David Yankey is but he has a much higher ceiling. And, of course, he has tackle flexibility if needed.

3.87. WR/RB/KR Dri Archer, Kent State

The Chiefs need to give Alex Smith more weapons, particularly players who can hit homeruns, and Dorsey has an affinity for speed demons. After acquiring Donnie Avery and trading for AJ Jenkins, Archer gives the Chiefs yet another homerun weapon who should fill in perfectly for what McCluster used to do. Alex Smith has shown a lot of attention to McCluster this past season, so Archer should be able to contribute right away.

4.124. NT Zach Kerr, Delaware

I've been banging this guy's mother drum for a little over a month now, and I can't help but think NFL teams are playing close attention to this guy. You're talking about a 326 lbs pure NT with Poe's athleticism. His college tape is fantastic, he gets penetration and runs like he's 280. He'll need some work in the NFL at dropping anchor, but that's standard.

I think the best pure "big fatso" nose tackle in this draft is Daniel McCullers, and I would have taken him in the 3rd, but I'm growing more convinced McCullers will go in the 2nd round. If that's the case, the Chiefs should be looking long and hard at whoever falls between Kerr, Justin Ellis, and Ryan Carrethers. Kerr, however, has Pro Bowl upside.

5.163. WR Jeff Janis, Saginaw Valley State

The Chiefs dip back into WR again this draft, and with yet again another speed demon. Janis has great measurables at 6'3" with 4.4 speed, but he will require a ton of work hailing from DII. But he was uncoverable at that level, as you'd expect an NFL player to be, putting up nearly 4,000 yards receiving in his career, with over 100 receptions this past season. He creates huge mismatches as bigger corners can't hang with his speed, and smaller corners struggle to jam him. His primary goal will be proving he can run sharp routes and get separation, something he had limited success with at the Senior Bowl.

6.193. OLB Michael Sam, Missouri

The Chiefs need more muscle rushing the passer, and they got some help this offseason with Vance Walker, but they need to make sure they can bring more heat on the outside. And, yes, Sam can't do all the things you'd ask an OLB to do, but he can bend the corner and provide quality depth. In the 6th, if you can land a guy who can rush the passer on Day One, you take him, and I feel that Sam is going to drop like a rock in this draft because of his limited athleticism and media firestorm. Andy Reid, however, knows how to handle media firestorms.

6.200. S Kenny Ladler, Vanderbilt

I believe I've drafted Ladler a couple times this draft season, and it's because he's really good value in the late rounds. You're talking about a guy who's got it all between the ears -- his opportunism and playmaking ability are ideal for the position. He's not a pure FS or SS, but with all the three-safety packages Sutton puts together, that's an asset.
Posts: 59,260
Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.
    Reply With Quote
Old 04-06-2014, 05:15 PM   #46
RealSNR RealSNR is offline
Special Teams ACE!!!
 
RealSNR's Avatar
 

Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Where the hell is SNR
Casino cash: $2390208
Whatever, Direckshun.

Keep up your talks with Sac, and you'll be able to star as a real-life villain in the next James Bond movie titled The Man Whose Colon Was A Baboon Penis
Posts: 90,337
RealSNR is obviously part of the inner Circle.RealSNR is obviously part of the inner Circle.RealSNR is obviously part of the inner Circle.RealSNR is obviously part of the inner Circle.RealSNR is obviously part of the inner Circle.RealSNR is obviously part of the inner Circle.RealSNR is obviously part of the inner Circle.RealSNR is obviously part of the inner Circle.RealSNR is obviously part of the inner Circle.RealSNR is obviously part of the inner Circle.RealSNR is obviously part of the inner Circle.
    Reply With Quote
Old 04-06-2014, 05:23 PM   #47
Saccopoo Saccopoo is offline
Kindness in words...
 
Saccopoo's Avatar
 

Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Zion
Casino cash: $10025483
Quote:
Originally Posted by SNR View Post
Whatever, Direckshun.

Keep up your talks with Sac, and you'll be able to star as a real-life villain in the next James Bond movie titled The Man Whose Colon Was A Baboon Penis
I'm not ****ing kidding. I've been training them with goats.

Posts: 15,450
Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.
    Reply With Quote
Old 04-06-2014, 06:14 PM   #48
Direckshun Direckshun is offline
__
 

Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Springpatch
Casino cash: $4403447
What. The ****.

Are people doing with their spare time.
Posts: 59,260
Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.Direckshun is obviously part of the inner Circle.
    Reply With Quote
Old 04-06-2014, 06:37 PM   #49
Saccopoo Saccopoo is offline
Kindness in words...
 
Saccopoo's Avatar
 

Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Zion
Casino cash: $10025483
Quote:
Originally Posted by Direckshun View Post
What. The ****.

Are people doing with their spare time.
Training armies of baboon rapists.

It's the new thing.
Posts: 15,450
Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.Saccopoo is obviously part of the inner Circle.
    Reply With Quote
Old 04-07-2014, 06:35 PM   #50
kccrow kccrow is offline
MVP
 
kccrow's Avatar
 

Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Michigan
Casino cash: $3267078
I'm pretty sure I'll throw up in my mouth a little if this is KC's draft.
Posts: 12,621
kccrow 's phone was tapped by Scott Pioli.kccrow 's phone was tapped by Scott Pioli.kccrow 's phone was tapped by Scott Pioli.kccrow 's phone was tapped by Scott Pioli.kccrow 's phone was tapped by Scott Pioli.kccrow 's phone was tapped by Scott Pioli.kccrow 's phone was tapped by Scott Pioli.kccrow 's phone was tapped by Scott Pioli.kccrow 's phone was tapped by Scott Pioli.kccrow 's phone was tapped by Scott Pioli.kccrow 's phone was tapped by Scott Pioli.
    Reply With Quote
Reply


Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts

BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is On

Forum Jump




All times are GMT -6. The time now is 01:07 PM.


This is a test for a client's site.
Fort Worth Texas Process Servers
Covering Arlington, Fort Worth, Grand Prairie and surrounding communities.
Tarrant County, Texas and Johnson County, Texas.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.8
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.